Eastern Region Housing LIN/ ADASS Meeting - Stevenage
Event date
Description
This joint event from the Housing HLIN and Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) looks to build on the recent relaunch of the Health and Housing Memorandum of Understanding to develop improved quality services across health, housing and adult care. It will facilitate better joint working across the Eastern region and highlight best practice to improve health and wellbeing across our communities.
Key speakers from health housing and adult care who are at the heart of national policy will explore the current issues and future opportunities. This will be supplemented by local eastern region examples of best practice that demonstrate what can be done to innovate and create new models of service delivery.
This joint event from the Housing HLIN and Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) looks to build on the recent relaunch of the Health and Housing Memorandum of Understanding to develop improved quality services across health, housing and adult care. It will facilitate better joint working across the Eastern region and highlight best practice to improve health and wellbeing across our communities.
Key speakers from health housing and adult care who are at the heart of national policy will explore the current issues and future opportunities. This will be supplemented by local eastern region examples of best practice that demonstrate what can be done to innovate and create new models of service delivery.
Agenda
- 10.00 Introductions and Welcome - Gita Prasad l, Eastern Region Joint Chair, Housing LIN and Iain Macbeith, Director of Adult Care Services, Hertfordshire County Council
The National Picture
- 10.10 Moving from the MOU to Partnership - Neil Revely, ADASS Housing Lead
- 10.30 Extra Care the challenges and the opportunities - Jeremy Porteus, Chief Executive, Housing LIN
- 10.50 Housing – Homes England Funding – Opportunities and Successful Applications - Carol Cairns, Homes England
- 11.10 Q+A session
- 11.25 Refreshment Break
Health Strategies
- 11.50 The MOU A National NHS perspective - Tom Luckraft, Assistant Head of Planning Delivery, NHS
- 12.10 Health and Housing – A regional example - Jim McManus, Director of Public Health, Hertfordshire and Bethan Clemence (or district lead)
- 12.30 Q+A
- 12.40 Group reflections
- 13.00 Lunch
- 13.45 Review of Group sessions
- 14.00 Housing LIN, NHF Updates
- 14.15 Regional examples of best practice – Services led by health, housing and care that are making a difference in our region
- Peterborough City Council : Home Service Delivery Team An integrated service to support reablement and independent living - Belinda Child, Head of Housing
- Central Bedfordshire Extra Care Prospectus Development: Identifying the service and cost benefits of extra care development - Tim Hoyle, Head of Service
- Suffolk Health, Housing and Care Partnership: Support for mental health services to prevent hospital admissions and reduce hospital stays - Wendy Scott, Specialist Service Lead and Jo Bailey, Complex Case Manager for MH & LD, Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust & Suffolk County Council
- 15.00 Q+A
- 15.15 Review of the Day
- 15.30 Close
- 10.00 Introductions and Welcome - Gita Prasad l, Eastern Region Joint Chair, Housing LIN and Iain Macbeith, Director of Adult Care Services, Hertfordshire County Council
The National Picture
- 10.10 Moving from the MOU to Partnership - Neil Revely, ADASS Housing Lead
- 10.30 Extra Care the challenges and the opportunities - Jeremy Porteus, Chief Executive, Housing LIN
- 10.50 Housing – Homes England Funding – Opportunities and Successful Applications - Carol Cairns, Homes England
- 11.10 Q+A session
- 11.25 Refreshment Break
Health Strategies
- 11.50 The MOU A National NHS perspective - Tom Luckraft, Assistant Head of Planning Delivery, NHS
- 12.10 Health and Housing – A regional example - Jim McManus, Director of Public Health, Hertfordshire and Bethan Clemence (or district lead)
- 12.30 Q+A
- 12.40 Group reflections
- 13.00 Lunch
- 13.45 Review of Group sessions
- 14.00 Housing LIN, NHF Updates
- 14.15 Regional examples of best practice – Services led by health, housing and care that are making a difference in our region
- Peterborough City Council : Home Service Delivery Team An integrated service to support reablement and independent living - Belinda Child, Head of Housing
- Central Bedfordshire Extra Care Prospectus Development: Identifying the service and cost benefits of extra care development - Tim Hoyle, Head of Service
- Suffolk Health, Housing and Care Partnership: Support for mental health services to prevent hospital admissions and reduce hospital stays - Wendy Scott, Specialist Service Lead and Jo Bailey, Complex Case Manager for MH & LD, Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust & Suffolk County Council
- 15.00 Q+A
- 15.15 Review of the Day
- 15.30 Close
Audience
Priority will be given to Housing LIN members in the East of England region.
Priority will be given to Housing LIN members in the East of England region.
Terms and conditions
Important notice: this event provided free of charge to those registered in advance to attend and who subsequently attend. However, we reserve the right to charge those who register and subsequently fail to attend. This is due to the Housing LIN's incurring irrecoverable costs based on numbers of those registered in advance to attend. Non-attenders will be invoiced and pursued for payment. By registering you unreservedly accept these terms and conditions. The noshow fee for this event is £150 plus VAT per head.
Important notice: this event provided free of charge to those registered in advance to attend and who subsequently attend. However, we reserve the right to charge those who register and subsequently fail to attend. This is due to the Housing LIN's incurring irrecoverable costs based on numbers of those registered in advance to attend. Non-attenders will be invoiced and pursued for payment. By registering you unreservedly accept these terms and conditions. The noshow fee for this event is £150 plus VAT per head.
Car Parking
Car Parking: Car parking is 10 minutes walk from the venue, post code SG1 2DL. A car parking permit is required. Please download the permit from the link below.
Anybody requiring accessible parking closer to the venue is asked to get in touch to Dan Gaul at danielgaul2@gmail.com (opens new window) as limited closer parking is available.
Car Parking: Car parking is 10 minutes walk from the venue, post code SG1 2DL. A car parking permit is required. Please download the permit from the link below.
Anybody requiring accessible parking closer to the venue is asked to get in touch to Dan Gaul at danielgaul2@gmail.com (opens new window) as limited closer parking is available.
